France’s centuries-long quest for strategic autonomy has more often than not led to bad outcomes for the French.

President Kennedy understood the need to counter America’s enemies without precipitating WWIII.

What did a man who encountered both Gandhi and Hitler have to say about the prospects of non-violence? 

Porter Halyburton’s extraordinary memoir of his POW experience is a testament to the power of choice and human liberty

As military spending spirals, should Tokyo consider channeling the free-market spirit of the 1980s?

The return of Maoist-style agricultural communes in China are a foreboding sign of a return to the China of half a century ago.

In Japan, even the dead get a say in how the nation’s war-machine should be run by the living.

William Pitt, The Elder, 18th Century Prime Minister of Britain, offers many lessons for American statesmen today.

There is no peacetime in the Maoist worldview. The Chinese spy balloon was one more means for Beijing to turn the strategic environment to its advantage.